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@@ -92,7 +92,6 @@ Important to understand before using:
   - The highest difficulty of each game mode.
   - The highest difficulties of each game mode with a similar level of difficulty, applying only to Insane and Extra difficulties (e.g. the Insane difficulties of a ENHIIII set or the Extra difficulties of a ENHIIXXX set).
 - **A beatmap's custom difficulty naming must follow a common theme or pattern related to the song or difficulty and must not be misrepresentative.** A difficulty name is misrepresentative if it implies a different difficulty level (e.g. naming an "Expert" difficulty as "Normal").
-- **A difficulty's name must not solely consist of one or more usernames.** Words that happen to be usernames are acceptable within difficulty names as long as they relate to the song.
 - **A [beatmap host](/wiki/Beatmap/Beatmap_host) cannot indicate possession in a difficulty's name.** (e.g. Beatmap Host's Insane). Conflicts caused by beatmapping multiple songs with the same metadata and [collaborative difficulties](/wiki/Beatmap/Beatmap_collaborations) are the only exceptions. [Guest difficulties](/wiki/Beatmap/Guest_difficulty), however, may indicate possession with its creators' username or nickname.
 - **A [beatmap host](/wiki/Beatmap/Beatmap_host) must have beatmapped equal or more difficulties than any [guest difficulty](/wiki/Beatmap/Guest_difficulty) creator.** This is to provide credit where credit is due. [Collaborative difficulties](/wiki/Beatmap/Beatmap_collaborations) are only considered partial difficulties, and [drain time](/wiki/Beatmap/Drain_time) will be used to determine the amount of contribution when a guest has beatmapped significantly more than the host.
 - **A [beatmap host](/wiki/Beatmap/Beatmap_host) and [guest difficulty](/wiki/Beatmap/Guest_difficulty) creators can make changes to their respective difficulties as they wish.** If there is a disagreement between both, the beatmap host must delete the guest contribution upon request. If a guest difficulty creator cannot be contacted for a month, they will be assumed to agree with any changes.